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Brent crude
March 3rd, 2026 - 08:24 GMT
Sally Shakkour

Sally Shakkour

Brent crude jumps by 4% to $81 per barrel

ALBAWABA - Brent crude increased by over 4 percent, hitting $81 per barrel in afternoon trade in Asia on Tuesday amid intensive attacks in the Middle East. Around 0800 GMT, Brent was trading up 4.41 percent at $81.17 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate was up 3.99 percent at $74.07 per barrel, AFP reported Tuesday. Nonetheless, European gas prices also recorded an increase of another 30 percent on Iran.
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GCC calls, texts, roaming rates reduced from April 2016

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FIFA scandal probe: 2026 World Cup bidding process on hold

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Qatar is projected to face its first budget deficit in 2016. (AFP/File)
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Qatar faces first budget deficit in 15 years, but World Cup spending will continue

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